Things you should NEVER pay full price for

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Why it worked

The video offers practical, actionable advice on saving money in everyday spending categories, presented in a concise and engaging format with clear on-screen text and relatable examples.

Summary

The video lists four categories of items that the creator believes people should not pay full price for: corrective eyewear, food shops, anything from Boots, and internet bills. It provides specific examples and tips for saving money in each category.

Structure

1Introduction to frugal spending
2Corrective eyewear and employer responsibility
3Saving money on food shops with apps
4Discounts and recycling schemes at Boots
5Negotiating internet bills for better deals
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Original caption

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Product placement

Boots: A UK health and beauty retailer that sells a variety of products. It ACTS as a place to get discounts, and removing it would change the video's advice. (Appears) Everup: A cashback app. It APPEARS as a logo. Removing it would not change the video's advice. Jam Doughnut: A cashback app. It ACTS as a way to get discounts on food shops, and removing it would change the video's advice. (Appears) Tesco: A UK supermarket chain. It APPEARS on a screenshot of a cashback offer. Removing it would not change the video's advice. Sainsbury's: A UK supermarket chain. It APPEARS on a screenshot of a discount offer. Removing it would not change the video's advice. M&S: Marks & Spencer, a UK retailer. It APPEARS on a screenshot of a discount offer. Removing it would not change the video's advice. EE: A UK mobile network operator. It APPEARS on a screenshot of a mobile plan deal. Removing it would not change the video's advice.

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On-screen text

Things you should NEVER pay full price for THINGS YOU SHOULD PRICE FOR, FRUGAL 31 YEAR OLD. 1. CORRECTIVE EYEWEAR EYEWEAR. AT A SCREEN INCLUDING YOUR PHONE AN HOUR AT WORK, YOUR EMPLOYER HAS AN EYE TEST AND IF YOU NEED GLASSES, THEY FOR THAT TOO. 2. FOOD SHOPS THERE ARE SO GET DISCOUNTS ON YOUR FOOD SHOP NOW. USE THE ONE TO GET 20% OFF MY SHOPS AT SAINSBURY'S AND M&S, BUT I KNOW USE LIKE JAM DOUGHNUT TO GET SMALLER DISCOUNTS ON YOUR FOOD SHOP. AND IT TASTES SECONDS AT THE FOLLOW FOR FRUGAL HACKS WORTH THE HASSLE! MAKE SURE TO 3. ANYTHING IN BOOTS Boots ANYTHING IN BOOTS. BOOTS ALWAYS HAVE SOME SORT OF DISCOUNT GOING ON. HAVE THE £10 TUESDAYS, YOU HAVE THE BOOTS RECYCLING SCHEME ESSENTIALLY GET 33% OFF. AND YOU ALSO GET 10% OFF SO THERE'S NO FULL PRICE OF BOOTS. 4. INTERNET BILL (negotiate with your provider) FOURTH IS YOUR INTERNET BILL. THAT IS THE HONESTLY YOU CAN NEGOTIATE VERY WELL. £50.00 a month price may rise during contract no setup cost £5 advance fee (credited to account) Price details 24 month contract YOU'RE PAYING £50 A MONTH FOR INTERNET, THAT IS RIDICULOUS Recommended Deal: £23.00 per month Unlimited data Unlimited mins Unlimited texts See Deal GET UNLIMITED DATA ON YOUR PHONES FOR LIKE £20 THESE DAYS I Our Wi-Fi 1Gb Fibre Connection - Broadband Monthly Rolling Pricing Monthly price: £20.00 / month FLY PAYS £20 OUR WI FI 1 GIGABYTE UP AND DOWN UNLIMITED. WHAT ARE THINGS YOU REFUSE TO PAY FULL PRICE FOR? WHAT ARE SOME THINK PEOPLE SHOULDN'T PAY FULL PRICE FOR? THIS TYPE OF CONTENT,

Transcript

Things you should never pay full price for, frugal 31 year old. First, eyewear. If you look at a screen, including your phone, for an hour at work, your employer has to arrange an eye test for you, and if you need glasses, they have to pay for that too. Second is your food shops. There are so many ways to get discounts on your food shop now. I personally use one to get 20% off my shops at Sainsbury's and M&S, but I know many people who use like Everup or Jam Doughnut to get smaller discounts on your food shop. And it tastes seconds at the... Follow for frugal hacks that are actually worth your time. By the way, if you want to know the frugal hacks that are actually... Make sure to... Third, anything in Boots. Boots always have some sort of discount going on. Of course, you have the £10 Tuesdays, you have the Boots recycling scheme where you can essentially get 33% off. And you also get 10% off for students. So there's no reason why you need to pay full price of Boots. Fourth is your internet bill. And I'm only calling out your internet bill because that is the honestly, you can negotiate very well. So if you're paying £50 a month for internet, that is ridiculous. Because you can get unlimited data on your phones for like £20 a month. My flat pays £20 for our Wi-Fi, 1 gigabyte up and down unlimited. What are things you refuse to pay full price for? What are some think people shouldn't pay full price for? This type of content,